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Well, I flew up to Roswell (Atlanta) and picked it up. Fairly seemless purchase. Found out the car sits considerably lower in the front than my R/T and have already damaged the lower air dam. Love the power of the 392 6 speed, and the feel of how it handles. The exterior look is sportier and more aggressive as well. But I must say I like the interior of the 2010 Det Yellow R/T Classic better. All leather seats, carbon fiber dash/console plates and better stereo in my opinion. The 730N just seems to have a deeper richer sound than the 430N the Yellowjacket has. All and all it was well worth the 41k for an enthusiast like me. I did sell my R/T to my best friend who is thrilled
Last edited by Ship Rider; 02-14-2013 at 10:03 PM.
Well, I flew up to Roswell (Atlanta) and picked it up. Fairly seemless purchase. Found out the car sit considerably lower in the front than my R/T and have already damaged the lower air dam. Love the power of the 392 6 speed, and the feel of how it handles. The exterior look is sportier and more aggressive as well. But I must say I like the interior of the 2010 Det Yellow R/T Classic better. All leather seats, carbon fiber dash/console plates and better stereo in my opinion. The 730N just seems to have a deeper richer sound than the 430N the Yellowjacket has. All and all it was well worth the 41k for a enthusiast like me. I did sell my R/T to my best friend who is thrilled
Where are you from? How many miles to get home?
Post a picture next to your old car when your friend brings it by.
thats convenient, i'm in jax florida also, you may want to check out the local club Jacksonville automotive muscle, or JAM. they have gathers every weekend. I saw two YJ's last weekend at a gathering, one 392 and one R/T.
Last edited by Lord Warlock; 02-15-2013 at 12:54 AM.
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